Self-proclaimed Africa's Number 6, Jose Chameleone made Ugandans proud last week when he filled Goma grounds in DRC.
The Ugandan media praised him for his sold-out show but the better side of him was yet to be revealed.
Our snoops have now learnt that the superstar extended his free giving heart to the people of Congo by visiting Don Bosco Ngagi orphanage where he donated essential items amounting up to $3000 after his show.
Jose Chameleone, with his Leone Island team under Chameleone Foundation, gave the orphan bags of rice, Posho, sugar, beans and boxes of soap to better the lives of the young unprivileged children in the camp.
In an interview after the donation, the "Mateeka" singer said, “It does not make sense for me to come here and makeup to 30,000 dollars and I cannot even leave 10% of it to the people that gave it to me. May the almighty guard us all so we can meet soon enough. Let us stay in peace like the event theme was, Amani, is peace and let us keep that.”
This is not the first time the singer has donated to the needy. He has often donated to the needy under his Chameleone Umbrella and we hope for more from the superstar.
